Canon Refillable Cartridges – Instructions
Please find attached our instructions for Canon refillable cartridges, simply click on the link for your cartridge numbers and the .pdf file with open in a new window.
Please find attached our instructions for Canon refillable cartridges, simply click on the link for your cartridge numbers and the .pdf file with open in a new window.
Its Christmas again and the snowflakes are falling We can’t go outside cos the weathers appalling So we’ll wrap up warm in a hat and a scarf Or we’ll stay indoors and we’ll sing and we’ll laugh Sing the seasonal songs for this time of year Drink mulled wine and brandy for seasonal cheer Send…
We happened to come across an article which indicated that the new Brother printer models were using peizo printheads (As do all Epson Printers) and after a suitable period to assimilate the information, in our case a couple of months, a light came on and we wondered if that meant that Brother printers would work…
How much ink do I need to buy to re-fill my Canon cartridges? This seems an obvious question. Asking it should help you decide on the bottle capacity ml that you need to purchase. Below we have listed average refill information for ink cartridges and tanks for later Canon printers. The information is based on…
Video clips to visually show you how to fill your Brother Refillable Cartridges. LC123 LC125 Cartridges https://www.youtube.com/embed/NJ4Q1mza7FALC1220 / LC1240 / LC1280 Cartridges
We have had a few customers report that when fitting or replacing a set of compatible cartridges or refillable cartridges to Brother printers that use chipped cartridges, they were getting a “cartridges not recognised” error message on the printer screen. We have played around with installing our compatible and refillable cartridges, version 1’s and version 2’s…
Following is a table that shows the number of fills that you will get from different capacity ink bottles. The fills are based on average calculations per cartridge actual fill. It has to be remembered that it is the chip on the cartridge that determines the fill level on the cartridge, based on mathematical calculations….